There are forums dedicated to rimfires, Rimfire Central has a section for most brands as well as general information.My 541t is more a sporter weight barrel. Is there an actual designation of a 541s and 541t with a heavy barrel?
Tikka T1X MTR. Amazingly accurate with every "quality" brand of ammo I put through it. At one range session, at 50 yds I had to put stickers over bullet holes in the target to prove that I wasn't missing the target. Many shots were going in the same hole. As smooth as the center fire Tikka's. Mine has a wood stock and wood to metal work is really nice. I think the newer rifles have composite stocks.I only have semi auto 22's but have a ton of ammo and thinking about getting a bolt gun for range practice to save my target run's barrel for mostly matches and to save components/cost. I could pay for a $500 gun inside of 6 months of shooting.
I'm looking for a full sized bolt 22lr with as good of accuracy as $500 will buy and a decent trigger.
I could put a barrel and trigger on one of my 10/22's but would rather have a bolt gun.
Note I already have a good scope to use.
sounds like you got a nice one timney makes a very good trigger for the rpr if you decide you need to go lighterUpdate, I wound up buying a RPR. There are no Tikka's to be found and the CZ 457 American I found that I liked would have been about $100 more all in.
I've already used aluminum tape to bed the front block and the barrel, checked and torqued all the fasteners to spec and cleaned the bore and all surfaces. I was able to adjust the trigger to 1lb 13oz with only 1.5 turns out on the adjustment.
But I live in the middle of this winter storm issue in Texas so won't get to go shoot it for a few more days.
I have several different kinds of ammo to test and a bunch of 10 round rotary mags from my 10/22's so I decided to give the Ruger a try.
Thanks for all the posts and recommendations.